Taxpayer Protection Pledge Signers Highlighted Ahead of Primaries

Candidates across Ohio, Illinois, and Washington commit to opposing tax hikes, underscoring fiscal responsibility pledges.

Over 1,400 elected officials and candidates have signed the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, committing to oppose income tax increases.
The pledge, created in 1985 by Americans for Tax Reform, aims to solidify candidates' commitments to fiscal responsibility.
85% of Congressional Republicans have signed the pledge, in contrast to no Congressional Democrats.
President Biden and Vice President Harris have pledged to reverse the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, aiming to raise taxes.
New candidates regularly sign the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, with updates available in the ATR Pledge Database.